The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-08-06
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WARD MEETINGS.
SECOND WARD.

A meeting OF the second ward
was held last evening at the Lyceum.
The following Officers we're elected:
Henry Waterhouse, President; +.
S. Cunha, Vice-President; Jas.
Morgan, Secretary; and Fred. Tur-
rill, Treasurer. Mr.. Turrill intro
duced a set of resolutions and
constitution, like those adopted by
other Wards. They were adopted
with one change. The name, Young
mems Reform Club was replaced by
Second Ward Reform Club. Mr.. j.
j. Garden was elected delegate to
the Central Executive Committee.
Thirty-three signatures were taken
to the constitution, and at 8 O'Clock
the Club adjourned to meet again
next Thursday night.
THIRD WARD.
At meeting of the Third Ward
held by the residents called at the
Reformatory School by the Rev. w.
b. Oleson.
Mr.. Walter Hill was called to the
chair.
Mr.. J. w. Luning was appointed
Secretary.
Roll called and responded to by
about 80.
Mr.. j. Cassidy proposed that some
explanation of the Constitution and
By Laws of the Reform Club, as
accepted by the 9Th Ward should be
made for the benefit of the meeting.
Mr.. w. II. Hoogs, accordingly
gave details.
Rev. w. b. Oleson moved second
ed by Mr.. Emmeluth,
That the meeting proceed to
consider the 9th Ward Constitution
and BY Laws with a view TO their
adoption.
Amendment offered by W. A.
Kinney seconded by Mr.. Emmeluth,
Resolved that for the present the
organization of Ward Three be as
follows:
There shall be permanent Com
mittee to consist of seven members
of which the Chairman and Secre-
tary shall be ex-officio members who
shall have power to call the Ward to-
gether whenever necessary for the
Ward to act.
That all persons residing in this
Ward and subscribing to the roll
and whose name shall have been
approved by the Ward Committee
shall be considered members of the
reform club of the Ward and entitled
to vote in the same.
Amendment carried.
Members voted for and elected:
Jno. Cassidy, J. l. Dowsett, Jr., H..
B. Lohelan, G. B. Dwight, W. A..
Kinney, Geo. Markham, w. Nc
Candless.
Proposed by WA. Kinney second
ed by l.. Wilcox, that Rev. w. b.
Oleson be elected delegate. Car
ried.
Moved by d. Logan, seconded by
w. Terrell, that the permanent COM
mittee take into consideration the
Constitution and BY Laws of the 9th
Ward Re form Club and report there
on. Carried.
Meeting then adjourned.
FOURTH WARD.
The Fourth Ward voters met last
evening in Aliiolani Hale, and organ
lied Reform Club on lines similar
to the organizations in other wards
already reported. There was large
attendance both of foreign and
native residents. The proceedings
were all conducted with the utmost
cordiality and unanimity. Thirty
four persons took the prescribed
oath before one of the Inspectors Of
Election who was present, to support
the Constitution of 1887, and 81
were enrolled members of the Club
The officers of the Club are: Pre-
sident, Mr.. j. w. Pratt Vice-Presi.
dent, Mr.. w. Z. Herrick /; Treasurer
Mr.. w. l.. Hopper; Committee OF
permanent organization, Messrs. A
+. Cooke, J. Asche, w. L
Hopper, Jas. Armstrong, j. U. Ka'
walnut; Committee on Credentials
E. II. Wolters, L. b. Murray, j
Carroll, W. f. Herrick, Sam Hanaia
The ward was divided into precincts
as follows:
A.-South to Punchbowl street;
B.-Punchbowl to Richard;
Orchard to Nuuanu;
D.-Nuuanu to King stree
Bridge.
The COMMITTEE of thirteen" con
sists of the president, vice-president
secretary, treasurer, with Messrs. j
Asche, j. w. Armstrong, A. f
Cooke, j. U. Kawainui, Sam Hama
ia, Lima Naone, Jas. Lyle, ST., I
B. Murray and j. II. Bruins, Jr.
The Constitution of the Club ant
other matters relating to the organ
ization were interpreted for the bene